2004-06-07 13:51
snapdragon76
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Well, I saw the first DVD of "Slayers NEXT." Awesome. I think the animation is a bit better in this one. I really liked episode six when Martina was all obsessive. *snerk* Zel was cutting his hair with wire cutters and comments, "I have split ends?" Cute. I do see the point how people get annoyed with Xellos' English voice. He's not around too much so I can deal with it.
OK, people on the
fruits_basket community were all up in arms about wether or not Haru is gay. I personally don't think he is, but I wasn't about to dip my toe into all that. Me, I think people will think what they want to about a certain character, even if it's supported or not supported by canon. I mean, lighten up, people! THEY'RE NOT REAL!!!!
Well, I must go eat and get my blood work done. I know, I said I was going to do it Friday, but I didn't. Big deal.
OK, people on the
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Well, I must go eat and get my blood work done. I know, I said I was going to do it Friday, but I didn't. Big deal.
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What are you getting blood work done for?
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Though I do watch it with the subs on also. Sometimes it's funny to catch the differences.
I have to turn in my other two DVD's before I can get any others (which I still have yet to watch).
I have to get blood work done every six months or so because of the medication I'm on for my Crohn's. It can cause liver damage and they have to make sure my liver is doing OK. It's not so bad. I ask for the small (thinner) needle so it doesn't hurt as much. ^_^
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I suppose that's the nice thing about owning DVDs. Best investment I ever made. (Now I shan't go insane while I'm penniless!) I guess all you can do now is watch those two DVDs so you can get more! ^_-
I'm glad you're taking care of yourself. One of my brothers has a friend with Crohn's, but he didn't want to acknowledge it until it was nearly too late. He had most of his intestines removed to save his life... o_O 'Tis far better to have to have checkups every 6 months than to risk losing your life. And after a while, it becomes so routine anyway. (I have weak teeth and always had cavities growing up, so I no longer fear the dentist's needle.) ^_-;; Hang in there!
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